Cookie policy.

01 · The basics

What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information stored on your device when you visit a website. They can remember a choice, support security or help a website understand how it is used. Similar technologies, such as local storage, can serve related purposes.

This policy explains how NGPass Driving Academy uses cookies on this website and how you can manage your choices. Some technologies are needed for essential functions; others support optional features or website measurement.

02 · Understand the purpose

The categories in our cookie controls

Our CookieYes consent panel organises cookies by purpose. A category can appear even when it has no cookies listed. Expand a category in the panel to read the entries currently published for it.

Necessary

Support essential functions, such as security and recording your cookie choices. The consent panel marks this category as always active. You can block cookies through your browser, but doing so may affect website functions.

Functional

Support additional features and preferences, including features provided by another service. These are separate from cookies needed for core website functions.

Analytics

Help us understand visits, traffic sources and how people use the website. Google Analytics is configured on this website.

Performance

Support measurement of how the website performs, helping identify problems and improve the browsing experience.

Advertisement

Cover advertising-related technologies where these are used, such as measuring advertising results or tailoring advertising. A category label alone does not mean advertising cookies are active.

Uncategorised

The panel may show entries that have not yet been assigned a category. You can contact us about any entry whose purpose is unclear.

03 · Manage your preferences

Choose what you allow

Use Cookie preferences to open the website’s existing consent controls. The panel provides these choices:

• Reject All: reject optional cookie categories.
• Save My Preferences: save the categories you choose.
• Accept All: allow the optional categories offered in the panel.

You can reopen the panel to change or withdraw your consent. Use the button below or the floating Consent Preferences control. Your choice relates to the browser and device you are using; you may need to choose again on another device or after deleting cookies.

If the panel does not open, try the floating Consent Preferences control or contact us using the details below.

04 · Storage and expiry

How long cookies stay on your device

Session cookies

Are designed to last for a browsing session. Some browsers may restore session information when you reopen them.

Persistent cookies

Have an expiry period and can remain after the browser closes, unless you delete them earlier.

The period depends on the individual cookie and its purpose. Open Cookie preferences to see the durations included in the published cookie entries. You can also inspect and delete stored cookies through your browser.

A cookie’s lifetime is different from how long a provider retains information collected using it. See our Privacy Policy and the relevant provider’s privacy information for details about personal data.

05 · Services behind the website

Cookies and external providers

Some website services are provided by other organisations. Information they receive depends on the service, how it is configured and your choices.

CookieYes

Provides the cookie banner and preference controls. It can store information needed to remember your choices. Read CookieYes’s privacy policy.

Google Analytics

Provides website measurement. Google explains its use of information on sites and apps that use Google services.

If a page includes an embedded map, video or other third-party feature, the provider may use cookies or similar technologies when the feature is loaded or used. Following a link to a social network or another website takes you to a separate service with its own privacy and cookie arrangements.

06 · Another way to manage cookies

Manage cookies in your browser

Your browser lets you inspect, block or remove cookies and other stored website data. These official guides explain the available controls:

Deleting cookies may remove saved preferences or sign you out of websites. Blocking all cookies may affect features you want to use. Browser controls complement the website’s consent controls; they do not change preferences you have saved in other browsers or devices.

07 · How this fits together

Cookies and personal information

Cookie identifiers and information about website use can be personal data when they relate to an identifiable person. Our Privacy Policy explains how NGPass Driving Academy handles personal information, including contact details, data sharing, retention and your rights.

Where consent is required for a cookie or similar technology, it must be obtained before that technology is used. Consent should be a clear choice, and withdrawing it should be as straightforward as giving it. Some uses qualify for exceptions under the applicable rules.

You can read the ICO’s guidance on cookies and similar technologies for more information. If you have a concern about personal information, contact us or visit the ICO complaints page.

08 · Keeping you informed

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy when website features, providers or the way cookies are used changes. The current policy will remain available at this website address, with the revision date shown near the top.

If you have a question about a cookie, your preferences or this policy, contact NGPass Driving Academy using the details below.